Posts
All the articles I've posted.
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The Week Every AI Model Decided To Drop
Grok 4.5, GPT-5.6 Sol/Terra/Luna, and Fable 5 all dropped in the same week. The models are great, the benchmarks are shiny, and the price cards are where projects quietly die. Here's what devs need to know.
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Loop Engineering - Stop Prompting, Start Building the Machine
Loop engineering is the shift from manually prompting AI agents to designing systems that automate the prompting - turning your role from prompt engineer to system architect
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AI Vibe Coding vs The 5% Curse
AI coding tools make starting projects effortless, but the last 5 percent - naming, scope, pricing, deployment - is where most projects stall. Here is why vibe coding feels productive but often fails to ship.
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Is Dev Dead? Spoiler: No.
A dev who does not type code all day can absolutely still be a dev. The job has simply evolved from keyboard monkey to problem orchestrator. Here is what modern developers actually do and what the next generation needs to learn.
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Open-Source AI vs. Nerfed Cloud Gods - Do We Really Have to Settle?
Open-source AI models are catching up fast, but closed models remain constrained by government regulations. The real question is - how much control do you want over your AI capabilities and guardrails?
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Shrinking an Oversized Docker WSL2 Virtual Disk (When wsl --shutdown Fails)
If you use Docker Desktop with the WSL2 backend on Windows, you may have noticed your storage space disappearing. Docker stores all its images, containers, and volumes inside a virtual disk file that grows but never shrinks automatically. This guide walks through cleaning up Docker, bypassing a stubborn WSL instance, and manually compressing the virtual disk to reclaim storage.